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Petits pas de laine (Little Woolly Steps) is an awareness and solidarity initiative created by P.R.O. Kids Dieppe-Memramcook. This educational activity is an integral part of the Socks Walk (Marche en bas de laine), our major annual fundraiser!

For two weeks, children—from early childhood up to Grade 8—take part in reflection and walking activities within their establishment. The concept is powerful: students take off their shoes to walk together in their socks, making a strong gesture of solidarity towards low-income families in our communities to say: “We are here for you, together.

WHAT IS THIS ?

SCHOOL AND DAYCARE CORNER

Would you like to participate in the Petits pas de laine activity? We have prepared everything you need to guide you along the way!

REGISTRATION

Step 1 

To help us coordinate the movement and know the date of your walk between September 21st and October 1st, please fill out our short registration form.

Thank you!

ACTIVITY SUGGESTIONS

Step 2

Gain instant access to our activity and discussion ideas tailored for each age group (from early childhood to Grade 8). For now, the activity sheets are in French. If you ever need an English version, please email us at dg@projeunessekids.com.

Activity sheets

Daycare - 2 to 5 years old

After-school activities - kindergarten to 6th grade

School - Kindergarten to Grade 3

School - Grades 4 to 6

School - Grades 7 and 8

Who is signing up?
On what date will the activity take place?
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What time will the activity take place?
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FEEDBACK

Step 3

You participated in Petits pas de laine and we would love your feedback: Click here to fill out the form

CALLING ALL TEACHERS (Grades 9 to 12)

Your students are more than old enough to join us and walk for the cause! On October 2nd, mobilize your classrooms to put on their socks and walk by our side. Teachers, take advantage of this moment to spark a conversation with your students:

  • Local support: How do our actions strengthen our community?

  • Equality: What does it mean to "put ourselves on the same level" by everyone walking in their socks?

  • Engagement: Why is it crucial for youth to support social causes?

  • Solidarity: How can we be a safety net for youth facing invisible challenges?

RAISE FUNDS

WANT TO GO FURTHER?

 

Zero pressure: Fundraising is completely voluntary; the priority remains raising awareness.

​If your facility happens to collect donations, write to us at dg@projeunessekids.com. Our team will be thrilled to visit your school to take a photo with the youth and highlight their generosity!

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